The Sun. — London, England, 1808-05-17 00:00:00

FOREIGN .INTELuGEArcE. . EP:X.I'R AcT fft Wlrmut. APRIL, 9.. 1 r:rh0 rr s ons, enumerated below had:engaged, at Lietian; 1.z..00r, of Lu becii., to carty tnern over to. Swt::ilen, and they bet sail on Sunday the 3d inst with 3 lavourithle Wind, Hind had reached the Swedish coast withput any ac cident, When they found the entrance impeded, by ice, on which "ilit.ty changed' their course` to Born holm, where thy cast anchor,* The violent nilrth-kest wind vAicli ar sc, oblig,ed the Captain to raise anchor . , on which the ship was driven near`Metnel. The Captaiii, who had never made a vo yag e t o 'l,l,4i t ott, and was not acquainted with the se-rim/ice into the harbodr, !finding I his tp grow ,t aky, ,vvits desirous to reach shore as Soon as - poSsti,ge, ~,but missed the :cm' aftcy, and, abtdot six in the morning, of the 7th inst. was strati& ed uttar _upt4n what iS called ,the Sutler -liar-ken; The xittlence of the wind, and the height of Unit waves, niade it.extretnely diftiehlt 104)RJ - oat:lt the4ip with the life,-hoa . t ; bpt with, gr.-at exertions the Boot w:•as Lrongla so near the ship, that the gaP4tin, tOrge ,sailorsi. and. a . servapt, succeeded in' pringing from .the bow-sprit into , the boat, and were saved; Kn. other persons could, be rescued during. jibf6 witole of that day. ; , Qn. the sth, lour passenei s and. two children were saved. There were ou board 19 passengers, of -whom Attlee were children, _and sikoveres servants and there were nine belongcg to the ves - i6l. The follow ing were washed over-bmrtrand drowned 4 Lord Roy tton and ti4-eliants'i Colonil Pollock and one ser vant; 1). I.liatt7lay, trtlin St. Petersburgh; Ren ny, iron' Riga ; Becker, front Haniburgh ; and nne servant, one nur - ,. and five of the ship's crew ; 11 1 1 r. Fock.e,of Han:burgh, }lnd one servant [mild, didd on board the vessel daring the night of the 7th and. Sth. Of those ivit were brow ht on board, ant:-who like Wise died, one sailor and trti: youngest c:iild of - litr;". •rk. The others who were rescued, and are kill living, are the Lady of Colonel 'Pollock; 'Mr. tiolleday, from Petersburg'', Mrs. Burris, with two children, at3d M. Pereira, who had been Sent by the " Portuguese Charge' des 4ll'aii-0 from Petersborgh to Portukl, well the aboVe-Mentioned Captain and servant,, atid, two sailors, in all 10 souls. Arum 1-I.—ni Aong those . Wll6 were saved from the sit anded vesel .ri ; .ltitha - , was the ' Portuguese' MesSettger; M. N.. J. Pereira, from Oporto; but the extrai:tidin - iry exertions he made upon 'the vessel to save his companions occasioned his death the dal after.. The magnanimity with which' this young Wan -offered '-hittiself up a sacrifice . is altogether worthy tills chivairoos".spirit,. which, God be prais ed, is not extinguished among his conntryneen. .He possesse4 , olo d i sT i tlgv i s b e d t a lent 4 ',and goldities of the heart, which will preserve his incinury among his friends. • _ ; LYONS, Several Weeks nothing of importance has been -.received from Italy. The de partments bey nud the Alps await the arrival of their UGW Governor-General, PrinCeDoadit Es E, which will oceasien a great change in the Administration. ,The retaidence, of a splendid Court in Turin will have the mot vt44etreOs neon that city. n Vie lOpgdotri • at .. Z 1 Ain , n! a 014siod 'of some western depanmeres, a nd o f in crease of this country by soutlit'in provinces, of a change of the residence of the Vice-Roy„ &c. tnt this is all very vague and unautheeticated. • In the Venetian territory, the State al things has teen little changed. .The absence of the English fiom the. Adriatic, or at least the western coast °fit,. has bad this etteathat the Italian flotilla, which hitherto lity'recure in the_ harbour of Venide, has lately run -out, and -the cuturnerce with. the other ports in the Adriatic has been renewed. In Vecice itsell several convoys haye been fitted ant, Which are destined to Cortu. The Coasting, trade'has also be gun again; but far the present there are no thoughts , of sending veiSels into the Levatit t ' nethe Islands of the IViedit6-ranean. • pc , lust. ins, eVery thitt 'is pm upon' a French footing ; but nothing is . yet decided concerning the futute fate of the Cenetry, / J et,ers' from Genoa as,ure us, that the three Departments of Etruria are, in like manner, ~placed -under the Government of Prince' BOUGH 'ln Leghorn, is a few years since kit Gerioa,:tre, regulations of the French Harbour Police have been introduced. It is said, that at Leg,' born, an EsPeeial Sea-Prefea will be appointed. The fate of Italy seen - is to' be not yet precisely fiKed. 9r6at changes are Universally expeaed. . The recall. of the French Ambassador from Rome ihews,, that the Ecc!ftastical Dominions are no hanger to be considerectas constituting an independent State. It. Naples a happy futurity is -expected.. The Administration is improved-in all its branches, Great care Is evinced in forming of, roadS, 'canals, and bridges, and in public education. - The new ceovernment - is ivery day more belt: ad ; and the dit;ting it tied persons, who serve the King as Coun sellers, proceed in these reforms with Wise modera tion. In the interior peace and,,order are restored. Iu the Neapolitau territory military- equipments.ire going on. Several corps have lately entered it froM Upper Italy, which are for the greater part marched to Two eoniftlerahle en T s are colledtcd on the coast ;‘, the one a league and a half fletri Naples, the other in South Calabria..' Probably both are to embark. A detachment is to be sent, it is said, to Qiipri„in order to drive away the EttliSh. -We have no certain intelligence horn Sicily. Ile • • inforcements, it is said, have arrived from the Eng lish troops in Malta. Of COLL N G WOQ,D'ts Fleet nq. thing is known. - In Toulon, much work is dour in the arsenals and SeYeral new-built ships of- the line and fri gates have been fitted out, and will boort he .tit. for sailing. - , * l'hei Under-named Corp are to form the Camps % -•- , on the 'Currawb itermoy and Pficenix: Park, Dub 4. ) ). • . . hu, vim. ``Cutts A ott—One Troop of Kor;e Artillery, seVeral"Squli.: drans of Cav3lry, , Lite-- tst Roydis, 23(1 l'Ogt, Zot 11 alit% th, dittc), 3:or ri ditto, t4gt it ditto, hew ditto, gist ditto. n fillit4 -Donticive'l k4irritnt, Kerry dittoi.Derry ditto, South CO& oitto,, f.Outittl.i.tio,, 'Ciplietary ditto, Lcitti,to.clitto. ~ : ..,i, iy . p . Atoy.- -. .- 0 A$(1&&i: of A rtiiic,,s t. .iivi tile Itvgitiletktii c.ittriVos thT V:ir;rido. Line --- . ,th I. vut, 401) ditto: Zvi?. fiti:itti• 'ilirtiCily Ackifirent, W exfoid dilto.- •-. .. ' , lint 0244 i 4 .11A i x 4- TLa (jitrrisons , of ,Drablia and Chai,el.4 40,1„ , el t Spotlei.Lic.wavud 'bVickliiv: - Rolillienis IA Militia. , ~ :-ter*.-..e..~~.F,;~,. r-•..5,8~ LAk REP OR - COURT OF, EcIINI:G BENCII, rE. '.4 L:i.CINE LAWS. This mottling p....rsons were. bro,-Jit up for judgment, for vatiious .s olli.ncei against the Itetenue Laws',: they - wi:re corranittcd b) the Conn, 3 kid are to be brought ttla oii tTriday se'bnight to receive the .sentence of the Court. • . In the case of the Kmg v. John 1 - 41 be s, who admitted judgment i0 3 .g0 by detanit, the A?,:.•fendant was Sutfred to depart on his_ownrecognizaoce. C .•.-41.1 Its -person vs.'lts . tyro ught up hy the .Keeper of= thp House . of CorreCtion, iii Cold-bath-fields, having been committed to prilrott on a iniiiimus trnm the -- Harton , Garden (Jake, .a$ a rogue and vagabond.- : Upon the oath of ;.1 tnaa r of the mane of Huggins, it appeared, that he had to .Ceived of that , person 2s. in consequenceofau agr,ee ment Iv repay 1:31. 2i. 2d. it a ticket;No. , l7o7, in t State Lottery, should-- be-a .prize on the seVenth dayof drawing, contrary* to the 47 Geo. ILL. c. g.. ..Nobody' appeared- to suppomthe•Comtnitru'eitt. BANioturrcy.—A Matt of Mean appearance, whose - Wife in the early part of the morning ltad•ex!- hibited some indicationi of it,riotous-disposition, suds den 4 appeared on the • iltior' • bf the Cotitei :arid de' mantled itudienee of thei'Learned .Inches. He- *aid, that he had sought iron/ the Lint, CaAtccataAnt. the removal of-..his Assignee, -and that he was told' -That the:Rem:4i ,of the -Court of Equity, that . be -inust seek redress elsewhere. He said, that he bad .'i4V- 4 0ryt9 - .:PNOPce, aarging„tbe parties ,w).da trost i gr9sit and s critninal-tergeries. LT:O PAEN Tam/ recozomended .to. the ',Com. PrAg.V.bis,affidavits properly stinupt4 and authentic ,ted. The unfortunate man rep*d, that !le \VII9 sup» Vorted by Cli;.ltity, and that he had. no money to pay fiit'stampt • , Lord _EL LEN Bbßou it CITITSSe9, 1115 sorrow brat he was 'situated, observing at the same time; that be . could riot dispense with the enactment of time renstue laws. The man said, that he had no less than six :tali. davits. . TheCtnEr Jvstree remarked, that T settnied to be loading himseit with the charge el numerous affidavits; wheti the charge of cue might be ;;44iii cient fdr his purpote; • .• The than asked it he might appear' gin before their Lordships ? Lord ELLEgOOROUGH said, ac We will hen . ;rod at any time when you come before us -withtlie pro per documents." • ARCHES COURT OF CANTERBURY,A3OCTOftS' COMMONS, MONDAY,'NIAN KIRICM.AI4.I).•KIRKMAIT• • ; . This was a proceeding of-divorce or it pLitatian from bed, board, and - Mrituill cohabitation, instituted by Joseph Kirkman against Mary Kirkuntn-hiS by reason of cruelty. This case came .befuro the Right Hon. Sir 'Wm. WYNN'S (Dean of the Arches) on an appeal from the Consistoty Court, which Court pronounced for the remedy the husband pray ed. It appeared from the evidence at that . ti we now, that Mr; and Mrs. Kirkman, after their mats: rtage, which took place in NoVemher 17024.j.had cohabited together as man aml wile tor r.everal years, and 'bat the issue of that matriage were eleven chil dren, nips of whoni were stilt livings' that Mrs. Kirkman dig!, during- this cohabitationi frequently quarrel: with ,her husband; and use very abusive language; and had, at various times, been guilty of gross and violent -acts ,of cruelty on his person; such.. as sulking and scratching him in the face; hoisting, up a poker in a threatening manner, and de claring she .. woold .muriter him; thr9wlng a pewter pot at hint,, pushing a lighted candle inehis facet and many other acts of cruelty, which were in part de. posed to by two or three of their own children. On the part of :Mrs. li.irkman, it was contended, that, the facts were not . sutlicienibr proved to.satisfy „the gencies of the law.' The l e earned - Judge (after hearing the reply on behalf of the, husband) recapitulated the evidence very . Minntely; and was clearly of . .opin;on, that the Judge ' of the Court below was well warranted in pronouncing the sentence he. did, and 'therefore af- . tifined owe. ' <POLICE. Tiow-sTnErk. , —A young man - in a state of insa nity was apprehendwd on Sunday night, in Kensing. ton . Gasdens, by `a Police Officer named W. Bacon, who has the care of the Gardens. He said he wanted to see the Queen,' as he had been very much inj.nr. ed, mid her Majesty could see him righW.' Bat!on . asked him to walk with him, which he readily agreed to, and uttered very few more words. Bacon then took him to the nearest public-house, searched hint, and found in both his coat-pockets a q6antity of stones. He afterwards took him to St. Paul's Co. vent-Garden watch-house, where he procured him a bed. On their way he attempted twice to make his escape, puce in Leicester-square, and again in Covent 7 Garden. Yesterday he Was talien before Mr. Itt?..kn. He appeared in a very low state said Llies name was Michael Smith, and that he was a Clergyman, of Rochester. He proves to be the. son of the late Dr. Smith', Curate of the Temple Church, and Leaurer of St Margaret's Church, Westroin- . ster. MA It LB 0 It OU GB • s T 4 EET.--.:Tohn TON kr, a mariner, was charged. with wounding Sarah Wood, in a street in, Mary-le-bone, intent , to kill It ap peared by-the statement of two -witnesses who were passing along the street where the offence was cow that they saw the poor woman standing against a house, bleeding profusely; she pointed to tie prispuer, who Wds standing near her, and said he had stabbed her, On .examination,. she was found t 6 have :several wounds, and a.knife covered with blood , was lying by. her. side. The watchmen iromediately took charge of the rlsoner„who it Ap 'peared,.;by.his awn words ; _meant to killiher, Tfie *MO had.. recently: returned from sea, :ma ;11)7 peared' tcr, save. been„.a6tuated by, jealou,y. tr he imookka Awalatl...wav taken to ;the Niddles,, :4; [Mal; 'but hec.,;tsttAvory, it very. dgobt pti stmei- was rcipanded for‘atiother (;:•„:111iosOotl. • ' 7 . 7771- , , Li),PlTN)N . ,s.l%titid by Iticia * jilt b11‘..,k40, 4, Nl.artiAttf.fFOUtt,' nuiv..strOzt At etif. s:.r•-Orpfc,k &d `s. ANN the LO*DONVAZETTE, 14'14, 1808. aarus, i • On the . :n.t. the 1.2,1 y of I. H. Strzcey ~ EA. Elariey-1,!:x. ()o. Frid4y Afternum in l'ortrnart-square, the frlatcloauft of Winottester, via still-born child. ()ti Saturday, Mrs.. Bonier, wife of Thomas Bonner, EA of Cleveland......ohrt, St. IN-ne.:;'s-plAcc, of Daughtq; 11 ‘h had the rhisforittrui to low, a few hotirs bet'ore, by the !lop log coi4ll:ber ounzalt twenty months old. • '7 - '- ' . . 11'ar.cV"co,; M.fy, I 4, , 1808.., - . .... 6th Wes,t,lndi.i, Regiment, Win, Woolrielt, Gent. t: .'be En. s;g11, without put...113;4e, :vice 1 tines, whose A pipeintment • is not to Gate pla,e ' • - , - • -,7?h Dnto, , Captaiit buries Mar rOrom -the r4th Foot, to be Captain of a company,••Yis:C:Watieu„ who exchanges. 1 , 0 Ceooit Regiment, lieut. Wm.- Hanson, from - tr.e rsth Light Dragoons, to be Captain nt a Company, by purchase, viutr Marliewit, prouttatefi ili the" tgih Foot. ist Garrison Battaliuti, s..aptain A. 4i..Dennistoun,.from the ' ist Dragoons, •rd be Ciiptatn of a Coinpany, vice telly, , who ex, hallgeS . gth Ditto, Lieut.-Colonel Ilercules Scott, from the Attt . Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Macleod, who, ex- CliligeS. CaMidiaa Fencibles, Lieut. 10110 Souter, from the gad .Foot, -- to 'be Captain Oa, Company,. vice Load G. W. Russell, appointed to the gzd Foot,. . t , 4th Kapil "v'ettran Battalion, Quarter-master James Rods, trona the ,1 tst ; Foot, to be Quarter,master, vice Law;_de- • D/412. ceased: : . . . , , . , . , . . Southern. Corps . of Manx •Voliniteer Infantry,: James Cowie, On Tuesday last, at Fein - int, near Dublin,,' the 'ltigl Gent..lo be flinsign, sloe Thes7 Moore, tippointed to the Hon. Lady Tyrawly, daughter of the lets. i .Ricard Levetik Manx fencible•Regintent. '. - . 4.4. of , Calvets•towhE in the County of ltMilare. • . • - id . On Thuriay.last, at the Rev. Mr. Daviet'%, Clarforo. 7 li Kent, aged il- years. . James Gagtest, the only s , ii of NI Egsign irklarp Ciazatohroek, Of the:Nova Scotia Fenelbles, c Cagiest, Cheapside. who was supersedsd in the Gazette of the.l gt it ult. is re. On Fritla¢ lest, at his - house •at - CrOfton, in Yetit, .1 0 h instated in litiltalik. . Platt, Esq. Xusignqemes'Trevor, of theld Foot, is superteded, being , The same day, suddenly; L. I). Fitch; of l'ail- Maili absent withoet le4vg. • ..' ' • ••- i • , • '•-•;!' ..few minutes before he a itverreti perfeeir; well, awl .! : t Lieutenant anq Adjutant 1 . utiles Stevens; of, the gad Foot, ii:4' - rty dint et. • ' sstipetstxted r heing absent. without 'cave- ' • ''' ' • On Sunday last, at the Oillege ork.in t - after a - I.ole a ' • - "' -. •.'. '' rinfissi illues•e r Ledrileard, wir,..o(..Sit krialc kteatd, (aart,i ... :... ' Ordwarree.,.ol/ire, A 1.4 13, 1808„1 Cott Royal Evginert.s. • C.entleniati Cadet Charles Robertson to tro Second Lieute 'lam, vice 1)awso!), prornoted. '"Dared March, 21, Second Lieutenant Henry Davy to. be hist Lieutenant. Dat:* May R 9 . e: R* hr: Arnikv. To be. Second.Lituterafrits—Gentlernin Catlkt G. Spinet, vice Hanurionn, promoted. Dated May, z, 1808. Oentie.. man Cadg G. B. yitie Swabeyi - protuoted. Dated as aboite:-.Celitteistan vice . tlecettAtii. Dated 44 . aboVe. COMYNI:i ia the .Itov4l Gt:onorgail Militia, eigesed by the • Lieut. Colonel Henry Knialit,to be Colonel Cointnin.lantt - vice Aubrey, deteattecl . . - 'D,:t4d April #6, islet. li. Den- Gg0t.,,0 ue Lieutenant.. Dated Apra t to, retoS. {as. Mill, Cent, to be Dated Apid 5, ISOE. CONPnilliC4tig'ud4y the 404 l q ieutenaet rf tur County # sunterset. • IllagAit Troop aux: lud to iibt Bast B.ittaliwe of tke•Afe,:fl . • lalan Bilker Gent. to be. Cortiel. Dated 041obet st, . 2,4 . E ast .ewsrset Rfrgimen,e. Archibald Christie, Gent to be Adjutant and Captain by Brevet. ,Dated lan s, :it-4111 , 14i,n G; \Vellington, Cant. to L'te Date 4 tan. l i t 08. jikep..2l .East Regimext a) Yeomanly Cavalry. Jahn t.'..uiAltord, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Feb. ID., IEO3. Rile amt.'!" of 6 0 Royal Bate, Rren eat. jarnes Spry, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Dated April 6, 1801. Hill Regiment. S. How, Es.q.le be Dated April 6, deli. Wm, tridge, Cent. to be Lieutenant. , Dated as above, • • : • Stonertot antll4o,;inire Pclunteet c. To be Captaina- , Rioltar,i l'upla'ettines, Esq. I)ated .May 6, jcilin l ttektir, E+ Dated a* atanye. Franclt, Norton, Esq. I)ated as above. . To be First Lieutemaits -(tithe ades Cent. Dated - MAY 6, il3:11. AzariablilAvvoodi Gent. aated as above. Abri Gcnt. Dated as above. William .lisrrerr, Cent . . Pat ,d at aboVe. Richard Hatrili:lll, Gent. !)ett:a at above. To 'be Second Lieutenants -Wry; Cep. (:rnt. I).4teit as above. tulip Maine. ju:t. Gent, ..I)4:ted above.. T 3 be Adjutant -- Willi:tin . Ncg„inatt s Gent: 1.)4t04 Vow . 25, ;So,. rinZipal The sauve Mrs, :Colyer, - viite Eitlikarci tO of STCtekw.*U.phicc. Nesterilliy, Mrs. Haines, at her • in. King..s,ttO Soho; the- wile vt Mr:. 7. lia..rne4a- tit t:,e opera:Baml. On Friday the oth iAst. the'nanor- Iluuse, Middlesex, .Captain folin Stnith, Of the It( . il .ll Navy,' in_ t 4 Ind year of h age. • On the Nth lust: it•NdilikYorth, (;I(;ucestershire, to El.ad year of Ii age, . Mrs, llanu.:11 ,Nortor, void .n. 01 , 4 1 Robert Norton, o! the same 01 . .n;e,,Clothier, haviub LrrvAtC. her husband only a few %yeeks. On the 2.ttn of Deceniber, at Sheptou 'Mal.et, Stnneoc.l 6hite, Mrs. Siztde y i v irtiX . ?q, aged f. 7,. Uit Morrlay the ittinit. ol• a orrirruption,,,il.trriet Ali Tubb, second ditightei rf Thbtrta: 1 . 411;b: fi q c!, boutne, Wrkst EitiCE '.I7II:.*KS Ir.srvz_nAv. ~ " . .. Bank 5 tock i ,. lad) , 5i.),...k, 179 0 .0 • Navy 6 !WI, Cent. too r,,;9 i ,:!, India l_i , r..is„ 2,. 3s. rt. . 4 , II li#l , ; pet Cent. . Exclici t tker Plus, 44. 6 . 6 r . 4 per Cent. .11 1 inpernil 3 per Cent. . I 3 per Cern. neo 07 it . , . , . 11 itN,A41R.., , - ,e i i' .: 3 per :1. Cott. 688 k - Cons. tpr .itlt WO": FR VI . ~ iiank long Anil. thi t t t§thS . . . . _L....A -.- . . . WWI I VATE:it AT 1.02•11)()14 lIRIDGE '1.(1-ltii/4c' Itt.:W. .. Nluming, tl ttiin arter S. I Minorm * 42 Mill* Aft.° &.% er , ._.4%214.0(3N MA MK. ti TS, at t.. . 'lrf.lgra..tarr Volunteers. Wm. Parker, Gent. ter be Lieutenant. L't4tc,i May 6. 13pS. Woodland, Gn. tp be Ensign. I)ai:.-u as above. looathaiv Tuowioil. Gent. u to be di Dar,:.ta at. roes, Gent. tube Qarter- Nl tto, aster. Dated as above. V • if stern lig:ref.:o of the itfendit Legion. Downes Phillott, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel.' Dated Alay, 6, i430t3. Win. Hamilton: Gent. to b. Lieu tenant. as abave. joint Hancock, (knit. to be ditto. Dat,:ii as above, Win. Reeve, Gent. to be t.l)s , gn. l)ated as :wove: Settufvd.l/ehiftrarr. Philiips,• Gent. to Lei.' Ensign.' Dated May 6, 44. Advil tot k:oitin tem. John Snow, Cont. to be Maio.' Dated April 24, itoS. Constnitsioni :dried by the 'Lord Lieutenant ojibe Cosa!) . of Ayr. ad liatta/icn gy die zi - Regimedt of ityr,lhire Pauxerr Infavv. Ensign Joint London to ne Lieutenant, vice resipied. Dated April aS, '2108.. Contnittioat signed ly the,Loed Lieutenant of the Count r of Carnarvon. Auogpr Volunteer Nantry. Jolly! P.a;broolr, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Pierce, resigned. Dined September 33, - 007. Commigions signed dy the Lord Lieurepafft of the County cf S4cp. • Matte and Royal 04k 1 1 ,4nteer Inlantos. ' Major Fanner Taylor to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Daven. port, resigned. Dated May 6, iBolt. I..itpiain 'Charles Whitindrii to be Major', 7,•:ice Taylor, Dated as above. Ensign %William Rosa to ne CAptain, vice Whitmore. Dated as above. John Corset - , Ceut. to be Ensico. i)aied as above. c om mi t arm sign e d by ay Governor of tke Isle of Wight. South It'tw tlattalim of Lie of Polteeteers. William Keech, Esq. to be Major. Dated May 2, 18.01. ContrNirricsr in the Dorietshire ,Regiment of Militia, dyed 4,y the 144 Lieutenant. George Andrews, Gvot. to be Ensign, vice NegZs., t resiglvd- Dated April 23, F. a KATUta in the Gazette of the loth instant. • .IVortoich Battalion Volunteer infinity. F9r Louis Boyce,-Gent. to be Ensign, fie. read trancis Louis lloyee, Gent. to be Ensign, KETuRN ui , .6WILLAA: IN MARK-LANE , ity Nl,cl9ta. ctiii,DA.Pd M ALP A 3, :tiled Weigltells Invlut . litts oply..frotn chi- 24 . oulvi,iy to4ha 7t4 of !Ali astecabl) t. the Ad. 46 Quartos at F.t. red ~ 9'4 Quarters at 74i col ~ ; 73 - - - 7 -- at. `4 4.n 4`4 4.n 4 1 4 ; 6 ,---..—...... di 7 ,11 - 1).1 S. , 1 3, -------- .at - 7(tt od 1 1 65 ------ at 7.), e. , 1:.) -- it 7t13 od ' 274 --..----- at td.pi l':,1 - al 4 •5 , ..1 41 * , - at (.74 "" *NS .......--,—.. at lss od i 37 -:—.... .6s ci 366 —at 74, od , Do ------ 3.tt 6s , L: i 4 1 7 - .4t 6:0 , t 41 . •it 72 i 64 1 3 .------ it 6 , ,1 4'' .• -,Atiti t ti.a<trter at so , . pet"Qu,artcr. Tt.ttat 5436•Queittara.—Av4:t4'e 731. 40. 1 ,. qd,„ Wont (Ilan Wit ti.etutis. . 4 RiTURN OF 11.31.11 R ,, front A Nil 30, cc, Nay 6, n - oth the Cutket-OfF.,,e; Sacks. . b. d. Sacks. s. d. 54.1.1. s,: , 211 --6 S o . 54c. •--- 61 t, sau --- 5 5 3 --- bi 6, • • 31 --- ); 3oS ---- ej Q 170 . ~..- 6 l 0 :)A SS a , . • A . 2; •••-:-... 64 o 70u9 ---'yo (2 1 • 7291 — 1 ,.. 63 Q I 30 —.-- 14 6 I So ,---- 5 4 10 —626 }, 598 —59 o I 25 --- ii Total-169,a a.icks.---Akerage f,is. 41t. 11•(• S2cic• is. 4V. pet Sack higher •than last weo:. AVERAGE PRICE OF ENGLAND AND tYrqE:§ l ephlitu May 7., 1 13 0 5 N. Wheat 74s off 1 RAriey .ics §,l . eans - I 1()c 44s ..1 1 4.Pat , .. t.e,t•e • ~,,!!' g _____ 1 ........_..._ Sts 6: RR: 11 HOPs., 111 iii POCK 1111 . 3• ' .';i L . A. scent, 41. 10,. O' T '4' Kellt. 41 : , 15'. I‘ , 0 , - , '" • 16F' Stocx, il. h.... 10 51. 5,. StISCX, 41. 105. 10 :... 1 ' . Eb ' Eisrx, .v. 10s, to il.a.i. I itf.:14...:t, t',. c, I°9" NI:WCA.TI, AND Al..o.tt;J 'By the Carcase. 31 6 . 4 1 . to 4s I. Ve4l 2s. 8,4. to 4i. t.) 4s. tt.t. I P u irl; is. .3d t 1 - 4,115 - gs Sl' to ox Reef - AcctunNT.—The Under-Seward" of the - E_arl of MEATH met with a melancholy rate, a few days ago, at his Lordship's country residence, Kilrudclery, in the aunty . of Wicklow.—TwO bulls were engaged against each other furiously fighting, when the man, whose name was Doogan, going through the place where they were, one of them gored him in the back, threw him down, and so severely wounded him, that notwithstanding every medical aid and . kind attention paid to him by his Lordship's orders; he survived his wounds but a short time, and expired in great agony. This turn had served many , years in the army, and was in the campaign in Egypt, where the valour of the British arms was rendered so conspicuous ; his merit and services had raised him to the rank of a.non•<ommissioneci oricer, a pension, a4d his discharge. Nlottir RAW filDhS. • • 44 Ilea lacts and' Steer:. st. ) () nlii,A.t t" ' , ss. 41 to 2a. t'T. Nl2o:Ct L ilt . ? od. to as. F 1-lor so 5:1 .to I;7'. .41 61=rlings a s, tod to o$ cd 1.41nb Skins „ 6 t to 3 , c;-0 I.EXTUtiIt (per Id., Butts, 'SO to 561 h. eqcti . . Ditto, 6to 601). each . . _ 25 t. f r ' Alerc.utt' backs, - - to t? 1-)resAng llidet;„ . 17.1. to !,.:„ Fine Co4cli Ilittes, . _ . Crop tittles, 45 to 401 b. for,cuttittg 1 91' Ditto, .30 to 4ctb. - - Calf Skills, 3o to 4311). 27(1, to 321, t7CT.I 4 * Oitta, S 0 to /alb. 36.1. tO AC. ' h " I.)ittO, 70 to Solb. 35.1. to 37 , 1. per Smalt Seats (Grecflitunt) to 441. ri,ct tat Large dig°, - 1004. to uotre Coai - to Tanneu horse !fides, 22.,t. 244 4HIP NSW'S. MULL., MAY 14. Arrived--the Argo, from Landon ; Nlblon, aq the P.:v l'acket, Erotn Whitby ; Isabzkla and Nancy, from Dunbar awl the Hull Packet, - from Lcalt. , ORA Vtiltl4o, Passo by—the Phee. ix, Tayior, g.:l(3.ArgO,lFT•izer, frlni jaalaiCkl i • Hope, OPELherop, flout St. Dol m. ,, ; : o ary tilitateth,'iolger; Alit, '...;alipter, yro , , 1 3 =. t 4 0101m:it, —, amt. the Vice, Nicadutvo; iroill,:-•r• choel'J. 4 4",titW' — the nurcbxn, Avary, Flower, AA ifan. Matti (Jencks:Ain, rot Stor.lthoim. PRICE OF 'I St. pmes'Slaritct .Is. S. dare Market • 4 ,, S:1, Wharc . hapel Market 4s. /iii. 1'1114.0 - W. "7f.,11, VelitAv 14t4?'" ‘V bite (10. •-,..,`• !.V . " . ' , . . Soup do. -$.40,- %.",,. 4 :alt Sttitt. -s• 'V . 0. 1 • - • Ditto TOUtlil --$. 4-''' Yellow Soap, C.:taves iis. act. Good Dri:o Ili. 9 NICC of I.4llt.lieS per clohcit, .13....'0.a....L-Motitdi 14 ` ll-1 ... A tabs.-Nlouleo "14 . - Lurct, IP,'l. per otSl 1 24g. o.i. Average price y_, (.()AI....ALA.N.K.i.` r • • ett Niarl4et.,,••• , • -• -4.: 3124 `'ll:' `. E 4 I , :cw.u. , ;tie • . •-• 1 ;41 c; s-, tl' Ship, i , 4 fAttutatlatta. : 9 : Itr. 43 '. '',... ''' ~ 1.1. 14 '.', , w4.,,,i1t,tts .: • II or 41- ••;7''' '• .. :-., ; ..:,I,:rtikild • . --- .it -.; ••• 1 , - 1 13. :- ~ ..: • . ,tie :3 .d r, al .. ,• A. t,umitalartti ~...,. ~-:. - , -,7. • i ....--"'`." ; and p u niished by [4L[ AM R !al GT it So ra, of South hi often- strtxt, tosvcmt-'so.l.otzt tOr Paper, 1 ?tiers for the 4dior, tkc.ft,t+poid.,, must be aiitiMlttd, MARRIED. On Thursday last, at Hackney, r--- Taylor, Estl• I Miss Howard, ot Shewfutd, near Banbury, Qs.oh. Lately. at St. larnes's Church, Litutenant.Colanel of the Third Guards, to Mist 3ccond daughter (A Walter fainea,- and niece to E.. 11 Camden. - In December lasty.at Calcutta, C4aries naViOnth Est of the Bengal eivil Establishment, son of lonti'Davidsor Esq. of chipplehurst, Kent, to Mary, the youngest dailS l ter ot Thomas Tierney, Esq. of Bermondsey, `rice 01 k...iillutcy l,cr %...,.•••••• • St. f A.4I LS's HAY KKET, sT 1 4; Hoy,,, 41. 14.,5. tz, 61. I2i. Strtw, od. ost'.—Aver. 31. 1 WHITECHAPEL HAY MARY. L.; . Hay 41. to.t.od• to 61. 124. rt. i! CL.ver, 61. fa. od. to 7 1 . 74. od.---Aver: 6i. 16'• =".* -0! ° l' Straw. 11. tgs. cd; to :J. 4'd. —Ayer. ii. , ..:s;tzaw ot. cs. pct top. Nt.:;‘• 11ay cl. os. per Logi.